A Standard Double or Twin room with daily breakfast. The photograph shows the hotel’s Classic Room with one large bed; double or twin bedding is confirmed with your booking.
Six nights beside Victoria Harbour, with a match ticket for all three days at Kai Tak.
Fri 9 Apr - Sun 11 Apr 2027 (provisional)
4.9
28 reviews
What clients value across our rugby experiences is the trip organisation and match access.
What clients value across our rugby experiences is the trip organisation and match access.
4.9
(28)
The five-star InterContinental Grand Stanford sits on the Victoria Harbour waterfront in East Tsim Sha Tsui.
On the Victoria Harbour waterfront in East Tsim Sha Tsui.
A match ticket for all three days at Kai Tak Stadium, issued in a minimum of pairs. Seating allocation is to be confirmed.
Friday 9 to Sunday 11 April. Seating allocation is to be confirmed; seating together is not guaranteed.
Included as standard
Return flight, London to Hong Kong
Economy class, into Hong Kong International.
Group coach airport transfers
Airport to hotel on arrival, hotel to airport on departure day.
Welcome drinks reception
Five-day metro pass
Hotel
Breakfast included
Hong Kong
23°
Warm and humid
Our best tips
April in Hong Kong averages 23°C, with highs around 26°C and the humidity to match. Rain showers are possible, so bring a light waterproof. Kai Tak Stadium has a retractable roof.
There is no dress code in the stands. April in Hong Kong is warm, so pack light and bring something for a shower. Fancy dress is a Sevens tradition rather than an obligation.
Getting you on track
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Getting around
The Tuen Ma line goes from East Tsim Sha Tsui through Hung Hom to Sung Wong Toi and Kai Tak, the two stations either side of the stadium. Your five-day metro pass covers it.
Kai Tak Stadium sits at 38 Shing Kai Road, on the site of the former airport. It is a ten-minute walk from either Kai Tak or Sung Wong Toi station; check the organiser’s 2027 guide for opening times.
Hong Kong's urban taxis are red and work across Kowloon and Hong Kong Island, so one will take you from Tsim Sha Tsui to the ground door to door. Kai Tak Sports Park has its own taxi drop-off points.
The Hong Kong Sevens began at the Hong Kong Football Club in 1976. It moved to So Kon Po as crowds grew, then to Kai Tak in 2025. The grounds have changed; three days of short matches and fancy dress still bring supporters back.
Following along to the haka from the commentary box was a moment I’ll not forget.
It's the championship round. Anything can happen so we just got to focus on what we can from day one.
The first tournament was played in Happy Valley.
Twelve teams entered the inaugural Hong Kong Sevens, including Fiji. The Cantabrians from New Zealand beat the Wallaroos 24-8 in the final. Pictured: Hong Kong Football Club's present ground in Happy Valley, photographed in 2023. The inaugural tournament was held at the club's earlier ground.
Fiji returned to win the second edition.
Fiji beat Marlborough 28-18 in the final. They had already played in 1976, so this was their first title, rather than a tournament debut. Pictured: Fiji at the 2009 Hong Kong Sevens, three decades after their first title.
The tournament needed a larger ground.
The Sevens moved from the Hong Kong Football Club to the Government Stadium in So Kon Po. Australia won that year, beating the Scottish Border Club 18-14. Pictured: The entrance to Hong Kong Stadium at So Kon Po, photographed in 2009 after its redevelopment.
Capacity rose to 40,000.
The redevelopment gave the tournament a 40,000-seat home. Hong Kong Stadium hosted the Sevens through to 2024, with the South Stand becoming known for its fancy dress. Pictured: The rebuilt Hong Kong Stadium and its curved roofs, photographed in August 2026.
Hong Kong joined the inaugural international circuit.
The first IRB World Sevens Series ran in the 1999-2000 season. Hong Kong became one of the tournaments contributing to a season-long competition. Pictured: Supporters at the 2009 Hong Kong Sevens, during the World Series era.
The tournament returned in November 2022.
The 2020 and 2021 editions were cancelled during the COVID-19 pandemic. Australia won the men’s tournament when play resumed in November 2022, beating Fiji 20-17. Pictured: Hong Kong Stadium in May 2022, six months before the Sevens returned.
The women’s and men’s series share the Hong Kong tournament.
Hong Kong hosted the women’s World Series for the first time. New Zealand won the women’s title, beginning a run of four consecutive Hong Kong victories through 2026. Risi Pouri-Lane is pictured speaking to the media at the 2023 tournament.
Argentina and New Zealand won the first titles at the new ground.
The tournament moved to the 50,000-seat Kai Tak Stadium on the former airport site. Argentina beat France 12-7 in the men’s final; New Zealand beat Australia 26-19 in the women’s. Pictured: Kai Tak Stadium on its opening day, 1 March 2025, ahead of its first Hong Kong Sevens.
The men’s title went to South Africa for the first time.
South Africa beat Argentina 35-7, while New Zealand beat Australia 19-14 to win a fourth consecutive women’s title. The weekend attendance reached 113,395. Pictured: The exterior of Kai Tak Stadium, the fiftieth-year tournament's venue, photographed in March 2025.
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